After Mrs O'Donnell responded to our post about what we found in the rainforest we decided to write her a letter. She was very keen to find out what is special about a toucan. The extra large letter is on the wall in room 3 but we think Mrs O'Donnell won't mind if you share her letter here. Thanks to the wonderful kids in room 3 for all the great ideas for the letter.
Dear Mrs O'Donnell
We have learned a lot about tropical birds. We noticed a lot of different beaks on the birds.
The Harpy Eagle has a sharp beak to eat small birds and animals. The macaw has a strong beak for eating nuts with hard shells. The quetzal has a tiny beak to eat little bugs.
The Toucan has a humungous beak to eat large insects and fruit.
We hope you get to see our pictures.
From Room 3.
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Hi Room 3
Thanks for your letter. It was so interesting to find out all about the birds and their amazing beaks. I wonder what we would look like with beaks!!! I hope you had a wonderful trip to the museum - you lucky things!
Love Mrs O'D
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